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30 Years Ago–July 1, 1994

Ivan Foley by Ivan Foley
June 28, 2024
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A convicted felon who was the driver in a 1991 traffic crash that killed one person and injured another in Platte County and was recently featured on Kansas City’s Most Wanted, has been captured by the U.S. Marshall’s Service in Fort Myers, Fla. Charles D. Rowell, 35, was taken into custody last Wednesday night. Authorities in Florida were apparently able to track Rowell, who is a body builder, through a friend of his. They allegedly were into steroid use. Platte County Prosecuting Attorney Vic Peters said Rowell was out of jail on bond pending an appeal of three felony convictions. On Dec. 15, 1992, he was found guilty by a jury of involuntary manslaughter, assault in the second degree, and leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident.


Pictured are four of the seven candidates entered in the Platte County Fair Queen contest. they include Jill Jackson of Platte City, sponsored by Platte County Motors; Cherie Nuckols of Kansas City, sponsored by Mackey Auto Sales; Carey Cline of Platte City, sponsored by Super Save; and Rone Novotny of Weston, sponsored by Dr. Wayne Westfall. Entrants not pictured include Anne Swaney of Platte City, sponsored by Wells Bank; Melissa Myers of Kansas City; and Kristi Koontz of Camden Point, sponsored by Ron Pine.

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